The LMK61E08 family
of ultra-low jitter PLLatinum™ programmable oscillators uses
fractional-N frequency synthesizers with integrated VCOs to generate commonly used reference
clocks. The output on LMK61E08
can be configured as LVPECL, LVDS, or HCSL. The device features self-start-up from on-chip EEPROM
to generate a factory-programmed default output frequency, or the device registers and EEPROM
settings are fully programmable in-system through an I2C serial
interface. The device provides fine and coarse frequency margining control through an
I2C serial interface, making it a digitally-controlled oscillator
(DCXO).
The PLL feedback divider can be updated to adjust the output frequency without spikes or
glitches in steps of <1ppb using a PFD of 12.5 MHz (R divider=4, doubler disabled) for
compatibility with xDSL requirements, or in steps of <5.2 ppb using a PFD of 100 MHz (R
divider=1, doubler enabled) for compatibility with broadcast video requirements. The frequency
margining features also facilitate system design verification tests (DVT), such as standards
compliance and system timing margin testing.
The LMK61E08 family
of ultra-low jitter PLLatinum™ programmable oscillators uses
fractional-N frequency synthesizers with integrated VCOs to generate commonly used reference
clocks. The output on LMK61E08
can be configured as LVPECL, LVDS, or HCSL. The device features self-start-up from on-chip EEPROM
to generate a factory-programmed default output frequency, or the device registers and EEPROM
settings are fully programmable in-system through an I2C serial
interface. The device provides fine and coarse frequency margining control through an
I2C serial interface, making it a digitally-controlled oscillator
(DCXO).
The PLL feedback divider can be updated to adjust the output frequency without spikes or
glitches in steps of <1ppb using a PFD of 12.5 MHz (R divider=4, doubler disabled) for
compatibility with xDSL requirements, or in steps of <5.2 ppb using a PFD of 100 MHz (R
divider=1, doubler enabled) for compatibility with broadcast video requirements. The frequency
margining features also facilitate system design verification tests (DVT), such as standards
compliance and system timing margin testing.